risk, liability +exposure - Fire Protection Association Australia

RISK,
LIABILITY
+EXPOSURE
DELIVERING
POSITIVE OUTCOMES
PROGRAM
+ REGISTRATION
FIRE AUSTRALIA + HAZMAT 2016 IS THE
LARGEST CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW
DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THE
LATEST INFORMATION, RESEARCH &
KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS
INVOLVED IN THE FIRE PROTECTION &
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SECTORS.
4+5 MAY
2016
MELBOURNE
CONVENTION
& EXHIBITION
CENTRE
FIREAUSTRALIA.COM.AU
#FireAus
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Fire Protection
Association Australia
Life. Property. Environment.
THE EVENT
TRADITIONALLY RUN AS
SEPARATE EVENTS, FIRE
AUSTRALIA AND HAZMAT
ARE COMBINING TO
CREATE FIRE AUSTRALIA
+ HAZMAT 2016.
WE’RE BRINGING YOU A BIGGER AND BETTER
CONFERENCE AND FREE TRADESHOW BY
HAVING THESE TWO SECTORS JOIN FORCES.
DATES
& TIMES
The event promises to attract key industry professionals from the fire
protection, fire safety, emergency management and hazardous materials
sectors from across Australia and overseas as well as representatives
of government, fire and chemical management agencies. All of these
stakeholders will be engaged by a wide variety of presentations and
industry experts, with a passion for delivering positive outcomes.
CONFERENCE
Wednesday May 4 8:45am – 5:00pm
Thursday May 5 10:00am – 4:00pm
TRADESHOW
Wednesday May 4 8:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday May 5
9:00am – 3:00pm
SPONSORS
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TRADESHOW
BAGS &
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THURSDAY – 1:45PM – ROOM 203/204
AUSTRALIA’S BUILDING CONTROL
SYSTEM – FUNCTIONAL OR FLAWED?
Join the discussion with our panel of experts as they debate
whether Australia’s building control system delivers efficient
and effective outcomes or an industry in crisis, moments
from disaster?
This interactive session invites the audience to participate
with panellists in a Q&A session, exploring the concepts and
discussing the ramifications for the industry and community.
The micro economic reform agenda commencing in the
late 1980s ushered in radical changes to approaches to
building control in Australia, promising increased efficiency
and economic prosperity to improve cost of living and the
Australian way of life.
National harmonisation of codes and standards has been
a key initiative, as has the privatisation of the building
approval process. The introduction of performance based
methodologies has also increased flexibility and adoption
of latest technologies, and the changes implemented to
date confirm that a dramatic change in approach has been
steadily implemented.
Map and floorplan not to scale. For full venue
information, including transport and disability
access, visit www.mcec.com.au
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MELBOURNE CONVENTION
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SOUTH WHARF, MELBOURNE
VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 3006
Trends indicate that building approval
remains a key barometer of economic
health for the nation but have we risked
safety and quality in pursuit of efficiency?
Are current building control practices still
effective at delivering minimum safety standards? Is there
any alignment between government, industry and consumers
expectations regarding safety? What is the real cost of
rectifying non-compliances or competing in a globally
competitive product marketplace still impacted by local
conditions and price?
PANELLISTS
Christopher Kerin Legal Practitioner, Director –
Kerin Benson Lawyers
Greg Kelly Principal Forensic Fire Examiner,
Managing Director – GKA Investigations Group
Stephen Kip Registered Building Surveyor & Fire Safety
Engineer – Skip Consulting
Don Bliss Vice President Field Operations –
National Fire Protection U.S
Michael Lambert Independent Reviewer –
NSW Building Professionals ACT 2005
Neil Savery General Manager –
Australian Building Codes Board
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY MAY 4
08:00 Tradeshow Opens – 08:00 to 17:00 – See Showcase Theatre Schedule Opposite
08:45 Opening & Welcome Messages
09:15 Keynote Presentation – Coordination of Emergency Services & the Development of Common Policies – Craig Lapsley – Commissioner, Emergency Management Vic.
09:45 Keynote Presentation – ABCB Strategic Direction – Neil Savery – General Manager, ABCB
10:15 Morning Tea
FIRE PROTECTION – STRATEGIC RISK
FIRE PROTECTION – TECHNICAL
10:45 The Importance of Australian Standards
Dr Bronwyn Evans – CEO, Standards Australia
10:45 Issues With External Cladding
Jonathan Barnett – Technical Director, Red Fire Engineers
Alex Webb – Infrastructure Technologies, CSIRO
11:15 Business & Fire Risks
Christopher Kerin – Legal Practitioner Director, Kerin Benson Lawyers
11:15 The History & Future of Aluminium Composite Panels
Wade Martin – National Technical Manager, Alucobond Architectural
11:45 Failure of Systems & Litigation
Gregory Kelly – Managing Director & Principle Forensic Fire Examiner,
GKA Investigations Group
11:45 AS 5113 Fire Propagation Testing & Classification of External Building Walls
Keith Nicholls – Manager, Australian Product Testing & Assessments,
Exova Warringtonfire Australia
ROOM 203
ROOM 204
12:30 Lunch
13:45 Global Fire Protection Issues & the Mission Ahead
Don Bliss – Vice President for Field Operations,
National Fire Protection Association USA
13:45 Design & Compliance Consideration of Sound Systems
for Emergency Purposes
Tim Kuschel – Acoustic Consultant, GUZ Box Design & Audio
14:15 Prove by Test – Assuring Product Suitability
Al Ramirez – Codes & Advisory Services Manager, UL LLC
14:15 Optimising Developments in Gaseous System Configuration
& Technology to Reduce Noise Effects in Data Centres
Jan Johansson – Director of Business Development, APAC & ME,
Tyco Fire Protection Products
14:45 The Need for a Professional Approach to Fire Testing
in South-East Asia
Peter Downer – Director, Exova Warrington Fire Australia
14:45 International Fire Alarm Standards –
A Force for Good or a Handbrake on Innovation?
David Percy – Managing Director, Pertronic Industries Pty Ltd
15:30 Afternoon Tea
16:00 Fire Risks in Retail
Charles Hammersla – National Facilities & Compliance Manager,
Kmart Australia
16:00 Fire Fighting Foam Dilemmas –
Resolving the Risks, Liabilities & Exposures
Mike Willson – Technical Firefighting Foam Specialist, Willson Consulting
16:30 Integrated Fire System Testing in Large Facilities
Adrian Marangoni – Compliance & Essential Services Manager,
Crown Melbourne Limited
16:30 Increase the Amount of Wood Used in Multi-Storey Construction
Through the Uptake of New Wood-Based Building Systems
Ric Sinclair – Managing Director, Forest & Wood Products Australia Ltd
18:30 Charity Dinner – MCG, Members Dining Room – See Page 7 for Details
DAY 2 – THURSDAY MAY 5
09:00 Tradeshow Opens – 09:00 to 15:00 – See Showcase Theatre Schedule Opposite
09:00 Morning Tea
10:00 NCC Changes – Why Things Need to Change
Brian Ashe – Director, Australian Building Codes Board
10:00 Fire Risk in a Historic Building
Geoff Flower – Senior Engineer (Fire), A.G. Coombs
David Swinson – Director, Building Design Compliance
10:30 Verification Method
Grahame Douglas – Chair of FPA Australia TAC/20 Bushfire
10:30 Are Business Risk Avoidance Objectives a Hindrance to the Development
of More Sophisticated & Progressive Alternative Solutions?
Mahmut Horasan – Director, Scientific Fire Services
11:00 What is Still Not Right at the Urban Interface
Justin Leonard – Research Leader, Bushfire Urban Design, CSIRO
11:00 The Critical Nature of Maintenance
Peter Richiardi – Technical & Compliance Manager, Cushman Wakefield
11:45 Cyber Attack – Are You Protected?
Alan Wilson – Manging Director, Alan Wilson Insurance Brokers
11:30 Epoxy Intumescent Coatings for Fireproofing of Onshore Oil & Gas Facilities
Robin Wade – Global Oil & Gas Passive Fire Protection Specialist,
KAM Passive Fire Protection Australasia
12:15 Managing High-Volume Contractor Activity
Glenn Talbot – Managing Director, Verified
12:00 Baseline Data
Brett Dundules – Senior Technical Officer, FPA Australia
12:45 Lunch
13:45 Expert Panel & Debate – See Page 3 for Details
Australia’s Building Control System – Functional or Flawed?
Hosted by Matthew Wright – Chief Technical Officer and Deputy CEO, FPA Australia
15:10 Closing Address – Scott Williams – CEO, FPA Australia
Followed by Closing Network Function in the Foyer – Including People’s Choice Exhibitor Award
The conference program is subject to change due to circumstance and the discretion of the organising committee.
SHOWCASE THEATRE
SCHEDULE
SEE PAGE 6 FOR TRADESHOW DETAILS
DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY MAY 4
08:00
Tradeshow Opens
10:45
Brett Dundules – Senior Technical Officer, FPA Australia
11:00
FlameStop – Ben Parkhill
11:15
Anti-Flood Sprinkler Technology – Shae Mete
11:45
Trade Presentation
12:00
Workplace OH&S Risks – Phillip Warren – CEO, Verified
12:30
Trade Presentation
12:45
Tyco Commercial Kitchen Solutions – R-102 Restaurant
System & AquaMist Industrial Fryer Protection
David Ramsay – Tyco Fire Protection Products
13:00
Trade Presentation
13:15
Trade Presentation
13:45 The HazMat Responders Perspective – Liquid Sodium Fire, June 2015
Paul Johnstone – Superintendent Capability Manager Hazmat,
Fire & Rescue NSW
13:30
Trade Presentation
13:45
FPA Australia Membership – Stephanie Viney – FPA Australia
14:15 Ammonium Nitrate Emulsions & Suspensions –
Their Explosion Risk & How They Make Transport Safer
Dr Peter Drygala – Principal Adviser Explosives and Dangerous Goods,
Department of Mines and Petroleum
14:00
FlameStop – Ben Parkhill
14:15
Protections of Openings for Service Installations
Brett Dundules – FPA Australia
14:45 On Board Chemical Hazards –
A Discussion About Cause, Consequence & Prevention
Dr John Allum – Director, Hannaford Forensic (Asia)
14:45
Innovations of Aspirated Smoke Detection
Eddie Tieppo – Xtralis
15:30
Exova Warringtonfire Australia
15:45
Tyco Water Solutions – DV5 Deluge Valve Pre-trimmed
Solutions & Raven Studio – Paintable & Concealed Sprinkler
Greig Graham – Tyco Fire Protection Products
16:00
Trade Presentation
17:00
Tradeshow Closes
HAZMAT
ROOM 210
10:45 National Activities to Support the Implementation of the GHS
Dr Paul Taylor – Director Occupational Hygiene Policy, Safe Work Australia
11:15 Implications of GHS Labelling for Dangerous Goods Transport & Logistics
Debra Kirk – Group Dangerous Goods Hazardous Substances Manager, TOLL
11:45 The Australian Challenge With DG & GHS Labelling
Richard Greenwood – Director, RG Chemical Safety
16:00 Combustible Dust
Deborah Gayen – Senior Consultant, Debra Gayen Pty Ltd
16:30 The United Kingdom’s National Chemical Emergency Centre –
Supporting Emergency Services Around the World Since 1973
Giles Hobson – Business Manager, National Chemical Emergency Centre
DAY 2 – THURSDAY MAY 5
09:00
Tradeshow Opens
09:30
Fire Protection Accreditation Scheme (FPAS)
Leo Mautone – FPA Australia
09:45
FlameStop – Ben Parkhill
10:00
Fire Shutters With Egress Doors
Clinton Greene – Greene Fire
10:30
Trade Presentation
10:45
Trade Presentation
11:00
Flexible Wraps – Gavin Williams – 3M
11:15
Trade Presentation
11:30
Trade Presentation
12:00
Sprinkler System Inefficiencies – Andrew Tegart – Falck
12:15 Environmental Factors Affecting the Selection & Use
of Fire-fighting Foams – A Fire Safety Perspective
Brett Staines – Chairman of the Special Hazards Fire Protection Committees –
FPA Australia & Standards Australia
12:30
Fire Engineering Solutions – Does Maintenance Matter
Jonathan Duler – Red Fire Engineering
13:00
Tyco Detection Solutions – Wireless Programming
Joe Briganti – Tyco Fire Protection Products
13:45 Managing Risk in the Chemical Supply Chain –
The Importance of 24 Hour Emergency Helplines & Best Practice Solutions
Giles Hobson (UK) – Business Manager, National Chemical Emergency Centre
13:30
Bushfire / BPAD – Chris Wyborn – FPA Australia
13:45
Bushfire Product Testing – Bryce Hedditch
14:15
Exova Warringtonfire Australia
14:30
FlameStop – Ben Parkhill
15:00
Tradeshow Closes
10:00 Optimising Passive Fire Protection for HazMat Process Facilities
Dr Raghu Raman – Senior Principle Consultant & Director, Arriscar
10:30 Coal Mine Emergency Management Taskforce –
Partnering With Industry to Build Resilience
Peter Schmidt – Director, Coal Mine Emergency Management Taskforce,
Emergency Management Victoria
11:00 QLD Rail Disaster
Michael Ridgeway – Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
11:45 Overfilling Tanks – Disasters & Prevention
Peter Hunt – Director & Principal Consultant, Whamcorp Pty Ltd
14:30 Issues Associated With Use & Disposal of Lithium-Ion Batteries
Will Le Messurier – Director, MRI Australia
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THE
TRADESHOW
ATTENDANCE AT
THE TRADESHOW
& SHOWCASE
THEATRE IS FREE.
OPEN WEDNESDAY 8AM – 5PM
AND THURSDAY 9AM – 3PM
WHO’S EXHIBITING?
WHY ATTEND?
With so many exhibitors under the one roof, the tradeshow
allows you to get an overview of the latest innovations from
local and global manufacturers to ensure you’re up to speed
with what your competitors are doing.
Showcasing the latest technology, innovations and products
to reach the market, the tradeshow is a valuable opportunity
to talk one-on-one with manufacturers and businesses.
REGISTER TODAY
Pre-register your attendance to the
tradeshow via fireaustralia.com.au
and be in the draw to win $300.
Registration is also available on
the day at the door.
PRE-REGISTER TO
BE IN THE DRAW
TO WIN $300!
SHOWCASE THEATRE
SEE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 5
A major draw-card of the tradeshow is the Showcase Theatre
– a dedicated space for exhibitor and sponsor presentations,
plus a variety of special technical presentations.
This free education programme will offer you invaluable
insight into the key areas of development for the fire
protection industry, essential for the engagement of industry
growth in product development stages.
THREE CHANCES TO WIN $300!
1.Pre-register your attendance to the tradeshow
via fireaustralia.com.au
2.Attend any presentation in the Showcase Theatre
over the two days to be in the draw for $300.
3. Attend the tradeshow and complete the form on the
day, nominating your choice for “People’s Choice for
Best Exhibitor” and you’ll be in the draw to win $300.
Winners for both draws will be contacted if they
are not present at the time of drawing.
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3M
Advanced
AFT Australia
Alan Wilson Insurance Brokers
Aline Pumps
Amare Safety
AMPAC Safety
AMPAC Technologies
Antec Group Pty Ltd
BOSS Fire & Safety
Branz
Brooks Australia Pty Ltd
Check point
Chemical Safety
Chubb Fire & Security Pty Ltd
Coopers Fire
Design Integrity Solution
Exova Warringtonfire Australia
Falck
FFE UK
Fire Safety Devices
Fire Factory Au
Fire Protection Technologies
FireMate Software
FireSense
Fireworld Australia
Firex
FlameStop Australia
FPA Australia
Hochiki Australia
Honeywell
International Paint
Jiangxi Besta
Kidde Australia
LAF Group
Lorient
Mpower
NBN co.
Ningbo
Oceania Gas Cylinders Pty Ltd
Pertronic Industries
Promat
Rhino Water Tanks
Snap Fire Systems
Solberg
Speedpanel Australia
Suzhou Plastics
TBA Firefly
The Tank Inspectors Pty Ltd
Total Eden
Tyco Fire Protection Products
UL international
Victaulic
Xtralis
Weifang
Please note: The exhibitor list is subject to change at the Organiser’s
discretion. Visit the website for a floor plan and latest exhibitor listing.
THE CHARITY
DINNER
THIS DINNER PROMISES TO BE AN
ENTERTAINING NIGHT OF GREAT
FOOD, FUN AND NETWORKING
WITHIN YOUR INDUSTRY.
THE FIONA WOOD FOUNDATION
WWW.FIONAWOODFOUNDATION.COM
The Fire Australia Charity Dinner this year takes place at
one of Melbourne’s most iconic venues – the Melbourne
Cricket Ground (MCG). Featuring guest speaker and
MC Max ‘Tangles’ Walker it promises to be a very
entertaining evening!
Our charity of choice is the Fiona Wood Foundation.
As part of our support for the Fiona Wood Foundation,
the charity dinner will be host to an auction for raising funds,
with all proceeds going to the Foundation. A range of items
will up for grabs on the night, going to the lucky highest
bidder. Competition is sure to be hot, so check the website
for updates on auction items, and bring your credit card!
Date
Wednesday 4th May 2016
Time
6:30pm to 11:00pm
Venue
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Members Dining Room
DressSmart semi-formal or dress in a sports theme
Prizes for the best group and individuals
Tickets $160 per individual
Please note: Tickets are not included with
Conference registration and must be purchased
separately prior to the function. See the included
registration form.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES
Pre-dinner drinks, a three course meal accompanied
with a selection of wines, beer and soft drinks, as well
as entertainment and the charity auction for the Fiona
Wood Foundation.
The Fiona Wood Foundation is an independent not-for-profit
organisation which exists to reduce the devastation caused by
the physical, psychological and social impacts of burn injury.
The foundation exists for current and future patients with the
knowledge that every intervention from the point of injury
influences the scar worn for life.
‘SPRAY ON SKIN’
One of Fiona’s early achievements was the
development of a skin culture lab that she
co-founded with scientist Marie Stoner.
Professor Wood and Marie recognised the
potential of tissue engineering technology
to treat burns and in 1993 developed a skin
culture facility with support from a Telethon grant. Their product
evolved into aerosol-delivered cell-clusters, and is known as
‘spray-on skin’. This technology is a world-first and has been
used on more than 1,000 patients around the world.
GUEST SPEAKER
MAX ‘TANGLES’ WALKER
Max Walker is one of a unique group of sportsmen who
has played both Test Cricket and AFL Football, but it’s been
a long time since Max exited the fiercely competitive arenas
of elite sport.
Max has been fortunate to have been able to morph his life
in many directions – sport, architecture, writing, media, public
relations and now multi-media platforming.
He is passionate about raising the personal and corporate bar,
stretching capability, simplifying and clarifying communication.
Speaking to people in Australia and globally gives Max an
opportunity to make a difference,
to change thinking about how to
tackle careers and lives.
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ACCOMPANYING
EVENTS
GUESTS ARE INVITED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THESE EVENTS ALSO BEING HELD AT THE
MELBOURNE CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE
DURING FIRE AUSTRALIA + HAZMAT 2016.
THINGS
TO KNOW
FIRE AUSTRALIA +
HAZMAT CONFERENCE
DELEGATES RECEIVE
COMPLIMENTARY
ADMISSION
REGISTRATION INCLUSIONS
The table below illustrates the inclusions for the different
types of attendance at Fire Australia + HazMat 2016.
Conference registration costs can be found
on the included registration form.
Single day &
2 day ticket
DESIGNBUILD
4 - 6 MAY 2016
Tradeshow
only – FREE
Full access to all
3 Conference Streams
✓
Tradeshow Access
✓
✓
Showcase Theatre Access
✓
✓
Program Booklet
✓
✓
Proceedings USB
(all slides)
✓
Delegate Satchel
✓
Tradeshow Bag
✓
Full Day Catering
✓
Complimentary Access to
DesignBUILD Exhibition
✓
Registered delegates from both DesignBUILD and Fire Australia
+ Hazmat 2016 will receive complimentary access to each show
floor, offering attendees of both shows the most comprehensive
destination for safety and building product knowledge in Australia.
DesignBUILD is the ultimate industry event for landscape &
outdoor, structural & materials, interior fixtures & finishes and
technology, bringing together over 7,000 industry professionals
for 3 days of collaboration, new product launches and industry
insights. Join us in 2016 as DesignBUILD returns to Melbourne
and celebrate 30 years in architecture, building, construction and
design, from 4-6 of May at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition
Centre. All industry professionals can register for free today.
To learn more on this expo visit www.designbuildexpo.com.au
Please note: Dinner tickets are no longer included with
conference tickets. Dinner tickets can be purchased
separately on the included registration form.
CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT (CPD)
Complete a form at the conference or contact the
Conference Administrator after Fire Australia + HazMat
2016 to receive a certificate of attendance.
DRESS CODE
Business casual or neat casual attire is recommended.
CANCELLATION POLICY
No refunds will be made, however substitutes will be
permitted. Full Payment must be received prior to
attendance to secure your place. A tax receipt will be
sent as confirmation of your registration.
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For the first time, DesignBUILD and the Fire Protection
Association Australia will run simultaneous events, at the
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. This partnership will
join Australia’s ultimate trade event for the architecture, building
and design industries together with the largest event dedicated
to fire protection and hazardous materials.
ACIF
BREAKFAST
5 MAY 2016
How good are the prospects
facing your business this year, next year – and to 2026?
To be held next to Fire Australia + HazMat 2016, Australian
Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) will be releasing its latest
ACIF Forecasts at an industry breakfast at 7.30 - 9.15am on
Thursday 5 May 2016.
ACIF’s Construction Forecasting Council presents its highly
relevant, credible business forecasts for the industry for the
next decade. Kerry Barwise is the lead economist for the
ACIF Forecasts, and will present the macro and major drivers
reshaping the Australian marketplace for our industry.
Following the keynote presentation, our expert industry panel
will discuss the key outtakes of the ACIF Forecasts and how it
will affect different sections of the industry and its players –
including clients, tenants, individual professions – and the
issues and costs of doing business.
To register for the breakfast, visit
www.acif.com.au/events/event/acif-briefing-may-2016
REGISTRATION FORM
Date
Contact Name
Position
Company
Postal Address
Suburb/City
State
ZIP/Postcode
Country
Phone
Mobile
Email
Special Requirements
CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE OPTIONS
Single Day Entry
Full access to any conference stream on one selected day
Entry to Both Days
Full access to any conference stream for both days
2 Day Triple Pack – Members only
Buy 2 entries get 1 FREE
Available up to
21 April
Member
Non-Member
All prices include 10% GST.
Which day do you
plan to attend?
$680
$795
$1,140
$1,330
Wed 4th
Thu 5th
See page 8 of the Program &
Registration Brochure for inclusions.
Please note: Dinner tickets are no
longer included with conference
tickets. Dinner tickets must be
purchased separately below.
$2,280
CHARITY DINNER
MCG – Members Dining Room
Wednesday 4 May 2016 – 6:30pm
Charity Dinner Tickets
Ticket price does not include entry to the conference.
Conference entry must be purchased separately above.
Table of 10 – Save $100
METHOD OF PAYMENT
tickets @ $160 each = $
Tables of 10 will receive preferred
positioning within the room.
$1,500
(FPA AUSTRALIA – ABN 30 005 366 576)
Note: Payment is required for registration to be accepted, all payments must be received prior to the conference.
Details on the cancellation policy are included on Page 8 of the Program & Registration Brochure.
Total of all options selected above =
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